Jh on a 4h board, call river?

I haven't been playing much, don't feel like im playing very well. Wanted to get some thoughts on a few hands. Villain is an aggressive reg, plays 21/18/3.5 over 150 hands. Only note is that c/r him light on the flop might induce a push.
Submitted by : Fraser

PokerStars Game #18751682318: Hold'em No Limit ($3/$6) - 2008/07/11 - 20:36:27 (ET)
Table 'Eriphyla' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: ips .seri ($945.30 in chips)
Seat 2: iplaypokeher ($646.05 in chips)
Seat 3: awobball44 ($436.65 in chips)
Seat 4: SnowMajoh ($244.70 in chips)
Seat 5: poonjockey ($1535.15 in chips)
Seat 6: Hero ($750 in chips)
iplaypokeher: posts small blind $3
awobball44: posts big blind $6

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
SnowMajoh: calls $6
poonjockey: raises $24 to $30
Hero : calls $30
ips .seri: folds
iplaypokeher: folds
awobball44: folds
SnowMajoh: calls $24

Flop (Pot : $99.00)

   
SnowMajoh: checks
poonjockey: bets $83
Hero : calls $83
SnowMajoh: folds

Turn (Pot : $265.00)

   
poonjockey: bets $202
Hero : calls $202

River (Pot : $669.00)

   
poonjockey: bets $1220.15 and is all-in

bump!

i think he puts you on 88ish. I don't think he barrels overs no hearts on the turn.

you should be ahead here some of the time if you managed to suck out on a Ten or black aces but it's really a meh whatever spot on the river.

I think a flop raise is better because he can call you with hands like 88 putting you on air or a FD.

I agree I dont think he barrels no hearts on the turn. How he plays two black aces there I dunno. As for raising the flop I considered that but I thought since its 3way that would be overrepping my hand. I guess I had pot control in mind, but pot is so big preflop that pot control kind of goes out the window.

Big time fold as played,

reraise flop,
bet turn
check-call or check-fold river depending on timing tells previous streets (is he likely to call 2 streets with AhX)

im in position.

ok, sorry

reraise flop
check turn for pot control
valuebet river if he checks to you on this river,
prob. fold to a push